SHEPHERD-L

Operation and installation

Features:

• BI-LINGUAL VOICE WARNING (ENGLISH/SPANISH SWITCHABLE)
• REMOTE DOOR LOCK/UNLOCK ON BOTH NORMAL & VALET MODE
• REMOTE TRUNK RELEASE
• CAR START DISABLE
• CAR FINDER FLASHING LIGHTS
• ILLUMINATED DOME LIGHT ENTRY
• BUILT-IN SHOCK SENSOR (ADJUSTABLE BY REMOTE)
• BUILT-IN CURRENT SENSOR (BY-PASSABLE)
• PASSIVE ARMING (SELECTABLE BY REMOTE)
• TRIGGER MEMORY FLASHING INDICATOR
• VOICE ARMING/DISARMING INDICATION
• MOTOR FAN BYPASS
• POSITIVE (+) & NEGATIVE (-) TRIGGER INPUT WIRES
• VALET MODE (SWITCH INCLUDED)
• EMERGENCY REMOTE PANIC
• STATUS/WARNING L.E.D.
• EXPANDABLE WITH :
  • RADAR SENSOR
  • VEHICLE INTERIOR PROTECTOR
  • GLASS-SHATTER SENSOR

HOW THE SYSTEM OPERATES

1. REMOTE CONTROLS:

1. LED INDICATOR The LED will illuminate when the signal is transmitted. Also, dim light indicates low battery power.
2. FIRST BUTTON( LARGE ONE ) Press this button to:
   1. Arm and Disarm the system,
   2. Activate the Panic Siren.
3. SECOND BUTTON ( SMALL ONE) Press this button to:
   1. Release the Trunk,
   2. Adjust the Sensitivity of the Built-in Shock Sensor,
   3. Change between Passive Arming & Non-Passive Arming Modes.

2. ARMING:

You can arm the System in two ways:

1. Arming by a Remote Control, and
2. Automatic (Passive) Arming

ARMING BY A REMOTE CONTROL

1. Remove the key from the ignition.
2. Exit from the vehicle and close all the doors
3. Press the First Button on a Remote Control.
4. Voice confirms the System being armed by "talking" "Armed".

AUTOMATIC(PASSIVE) ARMING

1. Remove the key from the ignition.
2. Exit from the vehicle and close all the doors.
3. The System will make 3 "chirp" sounds after 10 seconds to indicate that the System enters into Passive Arming Mode, and then in 20 seconds the System automatically arms itself.

NOTE:

1. The System must be programmed for Passive Arming Mode. Please refer to Page 10 of this manual for the programming.
2. If a door is opened during the 30 seconds, the timer will restart the countdown after the door is closed once again.

3. WHEN THE SYSTEM IS ARMED:

When the system is armed, you will observe the followings;

1. Parking Lights will flash once.
2. The doors will be locked when the System is armed by a Remote Control. However, on Passive Arming Mode, the doors are not locked to prevent unintended locked-out situation.
3. Status/Warning LED mounted on the dash will flash to indicate that all the protection sensors are set on guard.

4. DISARMING:

The System can be disarmed by pressing the First Button on the Remote Control. If you have the Valet Switch connected to the System, it also can disarm the System, as when you leave the vehicle with a mechanic or for a valet parking:

VALET SWITCH OPERATION:

1. Enter the Vehicle.
2. Turn the ignition key to "On" position.
3. Turn up the Valet Switch to "Valet" position.

NOTE:

If you want the System back in operation again, you should turn the Switch back to "Normal" position with the Ignition Key at "On" position.

5. PROTECTION FEATURES:

1) Door Entry Protection:

If a door is opened when the System is armed, the Siren will activate immediately, scaring away the intruder. This is done by the Built-in Current Sensor that detects the vehicle's dome light coming on. If the vehicle is not equipped with a dome light or the dome light's power consumption is not big enough, you can have the same Door Entry Protection by connecting the Door Pin Input Wire to the vehicle's door pin.

2) Hood/Trunk Protection:

The Door Pin Input Wire can, also, be used to protect the vehicle's hood or trunk by connecting it to one pin switch of the Hood or Trunk.

3) Shock Sensor:

The Shock Sensor detects an impact applied to the vehicle. Shepherd-L's most sophisticated Shock Sensor system works in two ways: a. When a light impact is placed, the System sends out the warning voice message first, saying " THIS CAR IS ARMED. BACK OFF !". b. When a heavier impact is applied, then the high power Siren goes off immediately.

4) Start Disable:

When the System is armed, this feature will prevent the vehicle's engine from being started.

5) Emergency Remote Panic:

To scare off an intruder or call for a help in an emergency, press the First Button on the Remote Control for about 2 seconds to activate the Siren, whether the System is armed or not. To deactivate the Panic Siren, simply press the First Button again.

6) Passive(Automatic) Arming:

When the Passive Arming Mode is selected, the System automatically arms itself after the ignition is turned off, the door is opened and then closed.

This mode continues in operation before the ignition is turned on again and the System is armed by the Remote Control, or Non-Passive Arming Mode is selected.

7) Status/Warning LED:

The Status/Warning LED can be mounted on the dash board or some other visual location. It will flash when the System is armed and warn a potential thief that the vehicle is protected with a security system, along with Hana's Window Warning Decal.

8) Optional Sensors:

Optional Sensors can be purchased separately and connected to the System for more protection;

1. HN-20 RADAR SENSOR

   Hana's extremely stable and reliable perimeter sensor, good for an open area. It transmitts microwave signals to form an area of protection, and detects objects getting into the area. Ideal for convertiables, cars, trucks and boats.

2. HN-60 VEHICLE INTERIOR PROTECTOR(VIP)

   Economic and reliable volumetric sensor that fills the inside of the vehicle to detect movements within it.

3. HN-ЗО GLASS-SHATTER SENSOR

   The microphone picks up high pitch sound coming from the window breakage.

6. CONVENIENCE FEATURES:

The Shepherd-L provides the user with many convenience features which can also add up to the protection of the user as well as the vehicle.

1) Remote Door Lock & Unlock:

Pressing the First Button on the Remote Control arms the System and locks the door at the same time, if the vehicle has a power door-lock system and it is connected to the System.

Likewise, when the System is disarmed by the Remote Control, the door unlocks automatically.

When the System is on Valet Mode, however, pressing the Button only locks and unlocks the doors, not arming or disarming the System.

2) Remote Trunk Release:

The Second Button on the Remote Control provides a pulse signal that can release the vehicle's power-activated trunk, hatch or fuel tank door, if it is connected to the System.

3) Car Finder Flashing:

When pressing the First Button to disarm the System, the parking lamps of the vehicle will flash two times, enabling you to find your vehicle easily in a dark or crowded parking structure.

4) Illuminated Dome Light Entry:

When the System is disarmed, the vehicle's courtesy light(dome light) comes on automatically, allowing you to check the inside of the vehicle. The light stays on for 20 seconds or until the ignition key is turned on.

5) Trigger Memory:

If the System has been triggered during your absence, the parking lights of the vehicle will flash four times to give you warning, when you disarm the System.

6) Self Diagnosis:

If the installation has not been done correctly or a sensor malfunctions, the Self-Diagnosis System of the Shepherd-L will tell you with number of chirp sounds and red LED blinking as to which area dose not function properly, when you first power the System.

* 1 Chirp and LED blinking - Impact Sensor
* 2 Chirps and blmkmgs - Current Sensor
* 3 Chirps and blmkmgs - Passive Arming
* 4 Chirps and blmkmgs - Optional Sensor

HOW TO PROGRAM, ADJUST & MAKE SELECTION

1. VOICE LANGUAGE SELECTION:

The System is equipped with the voice warning message pre-recorded in two different languages- English and Spanish. It is set in English at the factory. In order to change it to Spanish version, the loop wire on the Control Module marked " Spanish" must be cut.

2. SELECTING PASSIVE ARMING MODE:

The System comes with the Passive Arming mode set on at the factory.

1) Non-Passive Arming Selection:

1. Turn the ignition to "ACC" position.
2. Press the Second(small) button on the Remote Control for 3 seconds,
3. The System will "chirp" 3 times and then after a pause 2 times again, confirming the Non-Passive Arming Mode.

2) Passive Arming Selection:

To set the System back on the Passive Arming Mode,

1. Turn the Ignition to "ACC" position.
2. Press the Second Button on the Remote Control for 3 seconds,
3. This time, the System will "chirp" 3 times and then after a pause 1 time again, confirming the Passive Arming Mode.

3. BYPASSING CURRENT SENSOR:

The System has the built-in Current Sensor which detects a sudden drop in the battery power voltage as when a door is opened and the courtesy light comes on. This is a very useful sensor for protecting the door entry. However, because of the characteristic, it might detect operation of other legitimate electric devices in your vehicle thus activating the Siren. If such false alarm occurs, disabling the Current Sensor becomes required. To do this, cut off the Current Sensor Bypass Loop Wire attached on the Control Module.

Note:

When the Current Sensor is bypassed, Door Pin Input Wire must be installed to have the door entry protection.

4. ADJUSTING SHOCK SENSOR:

The System has the most advanced and conveneient way of adjusting the sensitivity of the built-in Shock Sensor, from a Remote Control. The Shock Sensor is set at Level 3 at the factory. You can increase, decrease or even turn it off from the Remote Control, without having to go to the Alarm unit;

1. Arm the System by pressing the First Button of the Remote Control,
2. Within the System's delay time of 5 seconds, press the Second Button for more than 2 seconds until you get the desired level of sensitivity.
3. The sensitivity shifts over in the sequence of Level 4 - Level 5 (Maximum) - Level 0 (Off) - Level 1, Level 2 with the corresponding Confirmation "chirp" sounds at each level, as follows:

BATTERY REPLACEMENT

The Remote Control of the System is powered by a mini size 12V battery that will last approximately one year under normal use. When the red LED on the Remote Control becomes dim and you are starting to lose the Remote Control range, that indicates the battery needs to be replaced. To replace the battery, follow the below procedures;

1. Place the Remote Control on a flat surface and remove tKe screw.
2. Gently separate the top and bottom cover.
3. Remove and insert a new 12V Alkaline battery, making sure you do not touch an inside electronic component and also the polarity of the battery matches,
4. Replace the covers and tighten the screw.

SPECIFICATIONS:

NOTE: Connection of the wires marked* may require Relays.

Схема подключения

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